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No longer one-half of a political power couple, Councilwoman Kate Gallego is riding solo and running for mayor of Phoenix.
Scottsdale survivalist and Discovery Channel star Todd Jostes is accused of bilking multiple women out of thousands of dollars.
Chiropractor Dr. Jimmy Yuan disarms pro athletes with humor and a fix-it approach to pain
These cupid-struck Valley culinarians prove that couples who cook (for the masses) together, stay together
In a swift two years, activist Shayna Stevens converted to Islam and rose to prominence in the Council on American-Islamic Relations Arizona. Is it tokenism, or something more?
After developing a couple of Colorado towns – ever hear of Telluride? – real estate visionary Ron Allred sets his sights on Arizona’s historical inns.
In his famous collection of children’s poetry Where the Sidewalk Ends, late author Shel Silverstein writes of a fellow who collects bits of string, dolls with broken heads, copper keys that fit no locks, airplane models and broken bottles.
Hot sauce impresario Jacob Cutino owns the Valley hot sauce scene. Up next: world domination?
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams and her son, Phoenix Sun big man Alan Williams, have had a heck of a year – one that was two-plus decades in the making.
KTAR’s new pro-Trump voice is a former Phoenix hip-hop DJ with an odd gift for comprehending the president. But what does Darin Damme’s arrival on mainstream talk radio say about the Valley? And the nation?
Tempe comics tycoon Todd McFarlane celebrates 25 years of his breakout hit Spawn with a new TV series and movie.
As dean of ASU’s Cronkite School of Journalism, Christopher Callahan is leading a new generation of media corps into a profession the U.S. president has personally declared war on. So why is he smiling?
On the 10-year anniversary of the infamous TV news helicopter crash over Steele Indian School Park, colleagues and family members of the victims reflect on the tragedy that changed Valley newsgathering – and their lives – forever.
Diviners of Delight
When Les Corieri first arrived in the Valley from his native Iowa more than three decades ago, it was 118 degrees outside and the Old Town Scottsdale drag was full of boarded-up businesses. “It looked like Beirut,” he says. “I loved it.”
The Cognoscente Next Door
Every great city deserves great art,” Amada Cruz says. And the Sybil Harrington Director of the Phoenix Art Museum is happy to report that Phoenix does have great art.
Moisture Farmer
Almost everyone in the world – from Phoenix suburbanites to Syrian refugees, Navajos in northeastern Arizona to lead-poisoned children in Flint – has something in common: water stress.
Smack-Talking Pot-reneur
The last career former pro wrestler Sean Morley expected to embrace after leaving the ring was “cannabis activist.” As a young man growing up in Canada, Morley – whobody-slammed under the name Val Venis for nearly 11 years as a WWE regular – was strongly against marijuana use.
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